Development 2 Flashcards

1
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Morphogenesis is the _____ and it occurs during Organogenesis & Gastrulation

A

Cellular & Tissue based process by which animal bodies take shape.

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2
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Define Gastrulation

A

Inward folding of the Blastula - forms Gastrula

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SEQ Gastrulation in Sea Urchins (4 Steps)

A
  1. Cells at the Vegetal Poll migrate to the blastocoel
  2. Vegetal Plate forms - cells flatten, fold inwards
  3. Archenteron Forms
  4. Archenteron fuses with blastocoel wall - forms digestive tube.
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4
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Name the end results of Gastrulation in Sea Urchins (3 - MCA)

A

-Mouth
-Cilia
-Anus

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5
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SEQ Gastrulation in Birds

  1. Development
    2.) Migration
    3.) Production
A
  1. Embryo forms 2 layers - Epiblast (forms Embryo) & Hypoblast (forms sac around embryo)

2.) Some Epiblast cells migrate to the mesoderm (midline)

3.) Produce Primitive Streak (Blastopore)

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SEQ Gastrulation in Humans

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1.) Blastocyst (cells around central cavity), consisting of Trophoblast and Inner Cell Mass forms.

  • Inner Cell Mass becomes Embryo
  • Forms Epiblast & Hypoblast

2.) Trophoblast (outer layer of cells) secretes enzymes

3.) Enzymes erode area of endometrium (layer in Uterus) during implantation & become support tissue - allow the Embryo to penetrate

4.) Inner Cell Mass (cluster of cells)

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7
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During Human Gastrulation, what happens to Epiblast Cells that:

A. Stay in Place at the top

B. Move to Middle

C. Move to the bottom

A

A. Ectoderm

B. Mesoderm

C. Endoderm

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What are 2 Functions of the Extraembryonic Membranes that result in Human Gastrulation

A
  • Contain Fluids
  • Form blood vessels
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9
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What is Neurulation?

A

Process of forming the Nervous System

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10
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SEQ Gastrulation in Humans: What occurs during implantation?

A

trophoblast thickens & extends fingerlike projections into the endometrium

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11
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What is the trophoblast?

A

connection between embryo & uterus

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12
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What is an Amnion?

A

Bag of Waters

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13
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In Morphogenesis, the notochord ___ the neural plate

A

Induces - Stimulates neighboring cell (paracrine signaling)

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14
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Neural Plate rolls into the ____, which then becomes the ___.

The Aneterior Portion produces the ____, and the remaning portion forms the ____

A

1.) Nervous Tube

2.) Central Nervous System

3.) Brain

4.) Spinal Cord

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15
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During Migration, ____ cells migrate to form nerves, teeth, skull bones, etc

A

Neural Crest

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16
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_____ are blocks of Mesoderm cells lateral to the Notochord. They contribute to repeating structures, such as the RIbcage

17
Q

What is the difference between identical and fraternal twins?

A

Identical - Shared Placenta (ISP)

Fraternal - Separate Placenta

18
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SEQ Early Human Development

A
  1. IMplanted Embryo secretes Human Chorionic Gynadotropin (hCG) - acts as LH

2.) Progesterone & Estrogen from Corpus Luteum are maintained during the 1st trimester

3.) Nutrients for the Embryo are made/secreted from the Endometrium

3.) Trophoblast mixes with Endometrium - Forms Placenta

5.) Placenta provides nutrients to Embryo

19
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SEQ BIrth

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1.) Estradiol from ovaries activate Oxytocin receptors on Uterus

2.) Oxytocin stimulates Labor Contractions - secreting more oxytocin

3.) Oxytocin stimulates Placenta to make more Prostaglandins

4.) More contractions are stimulated